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CONCERT REVIEW - GIRL IN A COMA WITH GUSHR @ REBEL LOUNGE, PHOENIX, AZ (01.22.25)

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January 22nd, 2025, at The Rebel Lounge in Phoenix, Arizona, was a night that took you back to the early 2000s. The night was headlined by Girl In A Coma, with support from GUSHR. It was a show that a lot of people had been waiting for. The venue may not have been the biggest, but the energy made it feel ten times larger.

GUSHR got the night rolling. They had two vocalists in the band, with the lead vocalist also being the band’s drummer, which made their sound more interesting. They have a nostalgic rock feel to them, and you could tell the drummer really enjoyed being on stage. One of my favorite moments was when one of the guitarists ended up singing a song. There was a lot of passion and energy in it. I’m excited to see what GUSHR does next.

You could feel the excitement from everyone, including longtime fans of Girl In A Coma, waiting for them to come on. When Girl In A Coma took the stage, they radiated confidence, topped with a sense of humor that could make even someone having a bad day laugh. If you’re into artists like Courtney Love or The Material, you'll love Girl In A Coma. The lead singer has rockstar energy.

Their setlist featured an electrifying mix of songs, including fan favorites like "The Photographer," "Say," and "Static Mind," alongside the hauntingly beautiful "Their Cell" and the dreamy "Clumsy Sky." They also treated the audience to new material with "Here Is Now" and "Invisible," adding fresh energy to the night. The show was filled with powerful moments, from the raw feelings of "Sappy" to the mesmerizing rendition of "As The World Falls Down," originally by David Bowie. Tracks like "Adjust," "Baby Boy," "Smart," and "El Monte" kept the crowd engaged before they closed the night with an unforgettable encore of "Si Una Vez." You could see why the band has fans who have stuck with them for years.

Girl In A Coma and GUSHR was my first show, in Arizona, and they definitely proved that Arizona concerts are worth checking out. I’m excited to see how both bands grow moving forward. Girl In A Coma made a strong comeback after being on hiatus, and their music still resonates in the hearts of everyone who listens to them. It’s haunting and beautiful in the best way possible. The love they have for their fans is beautiful too—I know they’re going to make the world a better place.

Toren Brown

Photojournalist - Los Angeles

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